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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Sunerior Court.

l. Room l-Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor. judge.
John N. Unversaw ct al Us. Minerva Hawkins
ct AL; to reform deed. Motion for new trial
overruled.
William A. Rhodes VS.. August NJ. Kuhn; ac-
count Motion for new trial overruled. sJudg-
ment on verdict for 1898. 65
State of Indiana vs.. VIM. +. A. Bernhamer ct
al; on bond Motion for new trial over
William H. Henshaw vs. John S. Smith
ct al; account. Motion for new trial over.
ruled.
Alfred J. Rocker vs. George Greinsteiner;
trespass. Dismissed.
Room 2-Hon. D. W. Howe, Judge.
Laura Beckem ct al vs.. Andrew P. Jones.
Motion for new trial overruled.
Ernest F. Koslowke VS.. Ellen Heating. Dis
missed and cost paid
Southwestern Loan and Building Association
VS.. Thomas McInsrny ct al; foreclosure. Judg
ment for plaintiff for $500.
Ellen Lyons ct AL VS.. Thomas O'Donnell, ad
ministrator. ct al; possession Of real estate. On
trial by jury.
Room s-Hon. Lewis O. Walker. Judge.
Isaac S. Reed VS.. Indianapolis Stove Compa
ny; account. Tried and taken under advise
ment
Mahon G. Thompson vs. Martha Thompson;
divorce. Granted cross-complaint; on the
ground of cruel treatment.
Rebeca e. Norton vs. Henry G. Norton di
vorce. Tried and taken under advisement
Elizabeth Covington vs.. June Covineton; di
vorce. Granted on the grounds of failure te
provide.
NEW SUITS.
VIM. a. Kitchens VS.. VIM. c. Grub and the
American Insurance Company; complaint or
ote. Demand $425
Abraham Cohen vs. Nicholas Foltz ct al
| suit for damages Demand, S.. 900.
| Ferdinand F. Lutz VS.. George Rickenbach
| suit on note Demand, $3.50.
| Levi N. Hamlin ct al VS.. Robert R. Slonr
| ct al
VIM. A. Hehi vs.. Eliza Kerwin; suit for dam
| ages Demand, $3.50.
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Society.

The ladies of the first section OF the Mayfiower
Church will give a crazy social in their church
parlors on next Friday evening.
The Mendelssohn Society concert will take
place Friday evening at Tomlinson Hall. The
unfinished opera Of ''Loreey" will be rendered.
1t is one of the most exquisite of compositions.
Mrs. Anna Walker Will sing the solo parts.
The Y. L. NJ. s. Of the Second Presbyterian
Church will hold a thiTnble party at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. James Mcleod Thursday
afternoon at 230 o'clock. All the ladies of the
church and congregation are invited to be pres
ent with thimble and fancy work.
There will be an Easter entertainment on Fri
day evening at the residence of Mrs. c.. e.
Kregelo on North Tennessee street for the bene
fit of the Womans Exchange From till
there will be fancy work and refreshments fol
sale and in the evening a musical and literary
programme will be given.
Miss Bessie Wilson entertained a number o.
friends last night with donkey party" The
favors given to the ones who we're the neares
successful we're ivory letter-opener for thu
gentleman and a vinnigrette in the form O
donkey shoe for the lady, won by Mr.. Franz
Taylor and Miss Jessie Wilson.
soMERs HEAToN.
Special to the Irdianapolis Journal
KoKoMo, March 2S.-Ex- Postmaster A. A
Somers, one of the leading politicians of thi
section of Indiana. and at present chairman o
the Republican county central committee ha
been united in marriage with Miss Emma Heaton
Rev. DR.. McCune officiating
GOLDEN WEDDING AT LOGANSPoRT
Special to the Indanapo,is journal
LoGANsPoRT, Ind. March 28--This evening
at the residence of William D. Pratt, Nichola
Smith and wife celebrated their golden wedding
They were married in Cincinnati on March %
| 1887, and have resided in the Wabash valley 70
| the past forty years. A large number of guest
were in attendance from Delphi. Lafayette
| Charlottesville and Cincinnati
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and purchase q large amount Of new rolling
stock. Il is believed that the road will be-
placed in frst-class shape, and that the change
will prove beneficial one for Michigan City.
The present rolling stock will be re-lettered at
once, and change Of time will probably be
made at an early day.
The handsome earnings Indiana roads are
showing under the demoralzed condition of
east-bound rates for some weeks past demon
strates the fact that a twenty-c rate on grain
from Indianapolis to the seaboard yields hand
some revenue. Twenty cents per one hundred
pounds from Indianapolis to the seabcard, gen.
eral managers admit, pays the roads for carry
ing 1t, but when the rate drops below that figure,
which it has within the last ten days, the prop
erty is carried at a loss to the company.
Shippers and many railroad men have the i'm ;
preston that the roads, under the interstate
commerce bill, must post through rates as we'll
as local rates. which is not the case. What their
through rates are to be must be sent to the com
missioners to be fled and in their Offices will be
open to inspection, and il any change in rates is
made they must be sent to the commission and
filed ten days prior to the advance or reduction
taking effect. It is only local rates which must
be posted at stations and open to public inspec-
ton. In conformity to this law General Ticket
Agent Donough at the Union Depot, has al
ready received what are to be the local rates
over several of the roads centering here, neatly
framed, to be hung up in the waiting-rooms
The general freight agents of the following
ioouS ucb III ittSDuFs Oh SdturCoS " drIonee
the tariff west bound business The Pitts
burg & Lake Erie, Pittsburg & Western. ALE
eheny Valley, Baltimore Ohio, Pittsburg.
Cincinnati & ST. Louis, Pittsbure. Fort Wayne
& Chicago, and Pennsylvania and other Penn
sylvania lines. The rates agreed upon were as
follows:
Chicago-First-class, 49lsc; second. 37l2c third
27l2c; fourth. zoe, fifth, 17lsc; sixth 15c.
Louisville--42i2c; 3719c. 27l2c. 2Oc 171ao. 15c
St. Louis-57lee, Al lac, 80 l2c 33i2c, Bic. 49,
Cincinnati and Fort Wayne-37c, 3ic. 25c, TIC
15c, 12c.
Indianapols-39c, Soc 26c. 1Sc 16c 13c.
Cleveland-25c pc. zoe. 13c, Sc. SC.
Columbus-31c. 26c, 22e. lac, lilo, Sc.
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THE CITY BOARDS.
Councilman and Aldermen Renew Privileges
to the Telephone Company.

The City Council met last night in special ses-
sion. Official communication was received
recting the fact that the Union Railway Com
$50, 900, to be used in the construction Of the
Ilinois-street tunnel.
Mr.. Pearson presented the following:
Resolved That the Central Union Telephone Com.
pany be authorized maintain It's poles and wires as
they and to operate the same, with such new
poles and lines may be necessary to furnish tele-
phone service to citizens wishing the same; such
poles and wires to be erected under the direction of
the city engineer
Adopted-yeas 49, nays 3-those voting in the
negative being Dunn Rsinecke and Stuckmeyer
The city engineer was instructed to advertise
for bids for the improvement of Tomlinson
court aud the sidewalks in front of the new
marke house, the bids to be opened on April g.
at p. NJ, at the engineers Office The report of
the committee on markets. recommending the
prices upon which stalls would be let, and that
stalls be sold at public auction in the building
on Saturday, April 2, at o'clock A. NJ, was
adopted
| At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen the
| ordinance to provide for the construction of an
| eighteen inch Akron pipe sewer in and along
| Ray and lockwood streets, from the present
terminus of the sewer in Ray street at Pogue's
| run to the east bluff of White river was taken
| up Alderman Schmidt said the stopping of the
| was
| poisoning the neishborhood. He considered
| eghteen-inch sewer pipe as useless, and moved
to amend by making the continuation of the
| sewer of brick and four and half feet in capac-
] ity. This brought about discussion, in which
| it appeared that a sewer such as contemplated
1 by the amendment would cost 81 so or S. foot
| and amount to nearly $4,000. On motion of
| Alderman Brown the entire subject was referred
to the committee on streets and alleys. the city
| attorney and city engineer.
Ordinances were passed granting Doris e Col.
| vim permission to exhibit their colossal show one
day in April without license; to license saloons at
800 year. the money to be turned into the
general fund: ALSO various ordinances for street
| and alley improvements. The ordinance provid-
ing for certain changes of tracks of Citizens
| Street Railway Company in the nsighborhood OF
the new Union Depot was referred to COMMITTEES
| on streets and alleys. The action of the City
| Courci last evening II regard to telephone poles
and wires In the matter of improving sidewalks
at the new market house, and in tine matter oil
| leasing market stalls were concurred in.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Ella Nave has removed from Danville to
this city for residence.
Mrs. John Lowry is seriously i'll at her home, on
West New York street.
Mrs Pierre Gray has returned from visit to
her parents in Union City.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Viele returned yester-
day to their home in Evansville.
Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald is expected home
from Washington, D. c., this week.
Miss bessie Carpenter. of Chicago. is the guest
of Miss Nellie Browne for fortnight.
Mr.. B. B. Peck is confined to his home. on
North Meridian street, by indisposltion.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas d. Prescott. of Phladel-
phia. are visiting in this city for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. King and children, Of Gin
cnuati, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank JOHN
son.
Mr.. and Mrs T. P Haushey will go out to
their home in Mapleton, next week. for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hackett have gone to
Champaign, ILL.,, to spend a week with Mrs
Hackett's parents.
Mr.. j. j. Brown and family have returned
from eastern Ohio. where they went to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Browns mother
Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter of South
Bend, are visiting the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Latham, East Washington street
| Mrs Grace lowering and Mrs. Flora NJ. Hun
| ter will 60 to Richmond, to day. to assist at a
| recital to be given there tonight by Mr. William
| FL. Sherwood.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
! Bates Houses Ed Mayer Shelbyville George
| G. E. Thursron Kokomo; Frank F. Fee. Fort
| Wayne; NJ. Nolan and wife, Rrshville W. De
| Witt Wallace, Lafayette; w. s. Kuhn, S. M.
| Highland, Muncie; Mrs. Joseph Strong Miss
Anna Strong Terre Haute; J. O. Dye, Rich
mond; J. A. S. Mitchell, Goshen; Charles e.
Owen, Terre Haute; John w. Taylor. Craw-
| louisville.
Occidental Hotel: R. NJ Glass and wife.
fus, Cincinnati; D. w. Flowers. York
town; J. H. Allen. Bloomington; j. D.
Donaldson, Bardstown, KY; W. O. Taylor,
| Chicago; Guy Day, franklin; W. A. Houston,
| Lewisville W. K. Laney, Bradford; H. d.
| Yoder, Columbus; D. L. Duke. Kokomo; James
J. Haines, Louisville; N. S. Wood, New York.
Grand Hotel n B. Manning. Michigan City;
John Morris. c. NJ Murray. Fort Wayne J. A.
Harrison, Louisville; j. l. Riddle. Terre Haute;
J. F. Payne. Moline; E. T. Strineer and
Clark Stringer, Fort WAYNE; Tobe Hert, Bed
| ford; Sherman Lenerwood. South Bend; w. B.
Overman. Rockville; Fl. L. Renner, South Bend
Charles Smith, A. f. Lyman, Muncie; C. Man
nineham, Charlottesville: g. Harley. Deph W.
b. Burton. Tuseola; E. B. Sellers, Monticello; f,
Leon, Muncie.
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at > p M. March %. 1887, as furnished by
Elliott Butler, abstracters Of titles Room %, Etra
Building
Nicholas McCarty ct al. TO Barbara Pr.
mann, lot 24S in McCarty's subdivision
of part Of outlot 12o, in Indianapolis. $4,000
Isaac L. Bloomer and wife To James T.
Craig. part of lots SO. 81. 35 and SO in
Haugh & Co.'S subdivision Of block o.
In Holiness w est-end addition to Indian
.apolis $1,000; ,..-;...:..--..-.. 1880
Mary y. Sharpe and husband to Joseph
X. Sharpe jr., lot 35 in J. X. Sharpe's
Woodsjde addition to indianapolis. -. 1000. 90
Charles A. Dryer. trustee, TO Fred w.
Weber. lot 20 in Ketcham place, in
Hauahvills $50; $500
James b. Black and wife to David b.
Olinger and wife, lot 4 in Charles Post
guardians first addition to Indianap.
..-...--.-.-..--.....-.... 10000
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Frank McWhinney and wife to Rose
Cooke, lot 254 in outlot o., in Indianap-
oifs 4o.-o
Nicholas McCarty to Mary Brady. lot 81
to indianapolis. '.. eS 100000
John H. Kenyon and wife TO George Brun-
range east. ..o- 100000
Sarah j. Newton and husband to George
W. Watts lots 46 and AZ in Fletcher g.
dianapoiis ..''. ~ .,.0N. = 10000
Sarah Y. Peck to Mary Bobbs. lot 2 in
Brown g. Stokes's subdivision of lot 8
in square "a. in Indianapolis. ......... 100000
Conveyances 10; consideration $l3 196. %
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Farms in some sections of Pennsylvania main
tain the fertility of their soils by applying 100
bushels of slaked lime to the once in five
years. 1t is said that fields which have been
subjected to this treatment tor tho past 100
years, productive as when the expe-
riment was first tried. This application depends
for its value much upon the original character
NJ the soil
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Sick Headache-Thousands who have sui
fered intensely with sick headache say that
Hoods Sarsaparia has completely cured them.
One gentleman thus relieved writes Hoods
Sarsaparila is worth its weight in gold" Sold
by all druggists. 100 doses 81.
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"WHEN pain and anguish wiring the brow a
ministerng angel then art thou. Jennie; if you
come around with bottle of Salvation Oil, and
willing mind to rub 1t well on my forehead.
BE An angel
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Passenger elevator and all modern convsnlences.
Leading Hotel Of the city, and strictly frst-class
Rates 81 90 $3 and 3D. 80 per day. the latter price
Including bath. GEO. =. PFINGST, Proprietor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
SnS G~ifenbaDuz0 eIek>

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tie, DAB tpenn Der 8uno ben Gtlenbabnz
Bertebr inter ieiner Qnfiiht nebme, ite es
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ioate. @rfabrene @eihdftsleute, Die niht
nur NIT alien Gin3elhsiten Des Dfentliden
8erfebrs 9riinDIi1 pertraut ftno, i%onoeru
beren @6renbaftigteIt uno 9enlienbaftigz
tigfeit aud iber jeben 3meitel erbaben
ftebt, iinb Die fir bas QImt 9eeignsten Xeute.
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9olitif nit %bereingeaerrt our6 Die See
fttmmung, nag bon Den finf @omrniHdren
niht meDr ais 3 Elm uno Derielben polttiz
ideu Nartei augeaoren ioaen. Gum Brd>
fioenten fam MAJ %tnbeifen oas 8ertrauen
baben, oaB er bel Der al treffen0eu Wabl
i'd ben Shperpunft Guf Die Bartetz
Nnaeh0rigfett Legen miro. Gr bat l6on
ais @ouperneur Don 9ferp Oort etne Stats
Observation-Disclosures al ernennen gebabt uno
ieine Babl lit reHt gut ausaefaueu.
SSm @roBen uno @ansen lit oas 0eleB
uur ais Elm eriter Ser u d. 81 betra3z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14

ten. Sb uno in tpelhem Stage er geluns
gen 1T. mug Ole @rfabrung lebren. BteI
MIRO oapou apbQngen, Oh pie Gtlenbahns
8ermaIIun gen Ii1 enrllG u1o obne bDle
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IN Den Beg leaen merDcIl. 0eldIebt oas
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len, III welden aSunften oas @eleB perbels
ierun9sbeoIrtttg lit uno i9on im nGdlten
Winter fDnnte alsbann Die Serbeilelu ing
beDtrft UsrOeH.
0ie rpeientli1ite 8efttmmun9 bes @ez
ieBes lit Die, oaB Die @%tienba1nen fit eine
She'll itrede nidt. h0bere Sabrz uno
Sra6tpreile nebmen Dnrfen, ais
fir Die 8Ol lltrefe. Qong and
short haul). 9ierge9en haben Die
@aieubabnen ii6 am granddaughter 9eDebrt
uno IS lit tbnen auh geluueen, ptelen
8auern in Den groBen @etrei0eS Staten
oes l8eitenS Nngit elnsuiagen. sic baz
ben ibnen oarsutb n geluht, DaB Die @ts
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genOtbIgt leIn mlroen tetneStDe9s Die
Tabrs un0 Sra6Epretle fir flrsere GbeIls
ltreden berab3uleBen, %ionoern fur Die
gan5en Streden entlpre6e1o au erS
b0Den. Damn aber tonnten Die Wauern
in Sllnois, Soma. Tebrasfa, &anlas,
Wtlnnei0ta ibr @etreiDe mot iltebr nad
Dem Often lhtdeI, Doer Deni9Itens nur
UNI 10 boben Breis. Dap fit ite leLbit fat
9tl6tS UbrtJ blelben mllrOe.
Meun es 10 geidGbs, tpGre oas freilt6
iebr bDs uno Das 8erlauoen nab Wloerz
ruf oes 0eieBeS puroe algemetn peroeu.
Nuein bange MAIDEN 9tlt ntdt. 0te Gt>
ieubaauen fperDen fid nidt ielbit Die Stale
aus Dem @eiiht ibneiDen, UNI ben @onz
sreB gu drgern. 1eberoies lit ben @omz
miiiaren 5iemIi6 trete 0ano g%eIaiien morz
ben. UNI in iolden TGlen, no bic betrefz
fenDe 8eitimmung n.IbeiI anridten piiroe,
9lusnabmen gu aeitatten. Ser bon lns
gIudsraben porausgelagte S6aOen mlro
alio nidt eintreteu. USE grOB. oOer mie
sertn9 ober Der NuBen bes @eieBes iein
niro, bas mus eben gebulOts abgetpartet
weroen. SIS nit B%eltimmtbett Dorberiaz
gen fam gtieman0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14

trugen ioIheu S1mud. Ser brabe ,OI0
Qlbe", tDeIher nur ietner i'm beorGnqenoen
SSrau 3u 2iebe auf benz Bau erlhienen mar.
sog li6 topfidltteLno 3urlG.
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@eienl6att Waibington's i6on nieLe ges
geben. Ser neueite iDar Der m6breno 6es
LeBten s m pangsaben6sD es dis
ne1t16en y e1an0ten @rceuen3
Chang Gen Soon, mo es betnabe genai
ebenlo ME 0Uf ienent vSnaugurattonsz
Sale" 5uglng. Ser DB Ii d" bat in leiner
neueiten Ger. elm ie6r treffen6es Bib DON
S. 9pper, Deldes vbte benz Genebmen Der
gBaibtngtoner Hog Society angemeIfenen
8orbereitungen fur Den Observation-Disclosures
abeno Der 6lneiIi6en @elan0tl6aft" barr
felt: g6tnelil6e 0tener i6iitten ben
Gbampagner in einen amf benz SuBbo0en
bes @m%pfangSiaaleS beftnoIiGen Shmetuez
trog; uno unten auf Delnielben SuBbpoen
iino Die fit Die @dlte beltimmten Spetle1
aufoeIteut; ~eritaunt betreieu bon Der etner
Seite befraGte an1ertfantl6e 6erren un0
tire 9amen ben 10 aus9eitatteten Jfaun1,
uno auf Der ar0eren Seite DeS GourneS
1te6en gan3 gemiitbLt6 aber AUD ip0ttii6
bic 9erren bon Der htnelii6en @eianots
l6aft.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
SnuSno8t 0mtmu.

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3ur 3eit in Stem g)orf Der vplroige QSerf>
mel1ter" 8 II n n libt, Dat IS lett @ebler's
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melber Der Sbere Der logenannten
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Nrbettsrttter) lit, behanDelt Die unter letner
Oroensfuhtel Itebenoen Nrbeiter nit Der
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StLaDenbaron lei1e gttgqer. 0urh Elm
Wiaht9ebOt 3ptngt ct 3~ebntauienoe Don
Qrbeitern, b. b. bon fretDiuigen SflQpen
(Doh riht ettpa GtLapen Der Nrbeitgeber,
lonoern Qutnn SD, i6re 2lrbett einsuz
1tellen, uu1,-ia maru1n? I'm Den &ohleu>
perIaDern gu elmer 8erbefierung ibres 9obz
mes 3u belfeu. Auf tDslhe Wetle btele
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er lpobl lelblt feine flare N%orlteuung. 8u>
nGhlt bat er nl6t5 tDei;er erreldt, ais oaB
plele Sauienoe Don 0rubenarbettern Die
9GnDe III ben S6oB legen mulien uno -
DOB Die Breiie Der Roblen itei9en, our 9ros
zen 8efrteoiqurg oerlelben v4oblentDntge",
Die man 5lhtlgen mill!
Stun uerln1t er ibnen oaour6 bet3ufortS
men, bag er ben 8erbrau6 bon 3obIen
nerrtuaert. Nilerping5 fann er ben 2euten
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